Landmark recordings by Carl Perkins (1955) and Tina Turner/Phil Spector (1966); as well as some very cool birthdays in The EVOLUTION OF ROCK ‘n ROLL…
March 7, 1955: In a little-noted but fateful development, Carl Perkins'
"Blue Suede Shoes" becomes the first country song to cross over to the Billboard R 'n B charts…
March 7, 1966:
Tina Turner laid down vocal tracks for the Phil Spector produced "River Deep Mountain High", which would go on to reach #3 in the UK and #88 in the US…
Tina Turner laid down vocal tracks for the Phil Spector produced "River Deep Mountain High", which would go on to reach #3 in the UK and #88 in the US…
Significant March 7th Birthdays:
1943 - Chris White - bassist for The Zombies…
1945 - Arthur Lee - lead vocalist for Love…
1946 - Peter Wolf - guitarist for The J. Geils Band
1946 - Mathew Fisher - organist for Procol Harum
1952 - Ernie Isley - guitarist for The Isley Brothers
March 7th: An important date in
THE EVOLUTION OF ROCK 'n ROLL...
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THE EVOLUTION OF ROCK 'n ROLL...
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